Seoul Yoga & Tea

English & Korean · All Levels · Yoga & Tea

English Yoga in Seoul
— move, breathe, grow together.

A calm English yoga class in Seoul — taught in English and Korean — that ends with tea together, all year round. Outdoors by the Han River when the weather's kind, cozy indoors in Mapo through summer and winter. Tourists and residents both welcome.

Open to all Han River & Mapo English & Korean
Reserve your mat → See the details
The Class

Move. Breathe. Connect.

Simple practices for a slower, more intentional life. We gather across Seoul to move, breathe, sit in stillness, and share a cup of tea together. Open to all backgrounds, languages, and levels of experience.

  • 01

    English & Korean

    Guided in both languages — clear, friendly cues whether it's your first class or your hundredth.

  • 02

    Open to every body

    Beginners are the heart of this class. Come as you are — modifications offered throughout.

  • 03

    Tea after every class

    We close each session with warm tea and easy conversation — the real reason it's "Yoga & Tea."

Details

Everything you need to know.

Where

A Quiet Corner of Seoul

Han River · Parks · Yoga Studios

Level

Move at Your Own Pace

No experience needed

Bring

Mat & Water

Mat rental available on-site

*the most important thing

Mindset

Bring Your Open Heart

Breathe deeply · Be present

More classes and times are on the way — follow Instagram & Threads for the current schedule.

Find Us
KakaoTalk → Meetup → Email →
FAQ

English yoga in Seoul — your questions.

Is the yoga class taught in English?

Yes. Every session is guided in both English and Korean, so it's easy to follow whether you're an expat, a tourist, or a Korean local. No Korean is required to join.

Where in Seoul do you practice?

In spring and autumn we meet outdoors by the Han River at Yanghwa Hangang Park, a short walk from Seonyudo Station (Line 9). In summer and winter we move to a cozy indoor studio in Mapo-gu. Both locations are central and easy to reach across Seoul.

I'm a complete beginner — can I still come?

Absolutely. Beginners are the heart of this class. Every pose comes with modifications, and you can move at your own pace. You don't need any prior yoga experience.

How much does a class cost and what should I bring?

Sessions are 40,000 KRW. Bring your own mat and some water — mat rental is available on-site if you don't have one. Just bring an open heart and comfortable clothes.

How do I book a spot?

Reserve through our Meetup group, message us on KakaoTalk, or send an email. Spaces are limited, so booking ahead is recommended.

See you on the mat this morning.

Reserve your spot or say hello — we'd love to practice with you.

Book a Spot →